sleeping darkness
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sleeping darkness
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ok thxs but need offical answer for #2
The Fish King
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There are two answers to your second question. The Nintendo Wii and the Nintendo DS support WEP encryption, but not WPA. If your wireless internet connection has a WEP password then they will work. If it has a WPA password then neither the Nintendo DS nor the Nintendo Wii will be able to access the internet.
sleeping darkness
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so in other words...the wii won't be able to play online?
Regis_Neo
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Only if you're using WPA. WEP is fine though (or heck, just don't set a password if WPA is your only option).
Also, PBR is not worth $50; it gets old real fast, there aren't even any mini games like Stadium 1/2 (which is what this is presumably based off of). The graphics are essentially more rehashed Colloseum/GoD graphics as well. Now, if you can pick it up used or something for less, eh, I personally wouldn't, but if you want to, go ahead.
Also, PBR is not worth $50; it gets old real fast, there aren't even any mini games like Stadium 1/2 (which is what this is presumably based off of). The graphics are essentially more rehashed Colloseum/GoD graphics as well. Now, if you can pick it up used or something for less, eh, I personally wouldn't, but if you want to, go ahead.
afstandopleren
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No, I have it and only use it to get some of the goodies I could not get otherwise. It's not worth the 50 and as DP said: "Get Brawl or something".
The King Of Magikarps
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1: Yes
2: Yes, you will need to have the password so that the game will be allowed to connect to Wi-Fi
3: NO, THIS GAME IS A HUGE WASTE OF MONEY AT THE PRICE OF $50. IF IT WERE LIKE $20, MAYBE, BUT, $50 IS WAY TOO MUCH FOR A GAME THAT HAS LITTLE TO OFFER. DO NOT BUY, BUY BRAWL INSTEAD.
2: Yes, you will need to have the password so that the game will be allowed to connect to Wi-Fi
3: NO, THIS GAME IS A HUGE WASTE OF MONEY AT THE PRICE OF $50. IF IT WERE LIKE $20, MAYBE, BUT, $50 IS WAY TOO MUCH FOR A GAME THAT HAS LITTLE TO OFFER. DO NOT BUY, BUY BRAWL INSTEAD.
KamiPikachu
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yes
yes
and debends on the person and what you are trying to do with the game. yea the game play isn't as good as the DS but if you are a true collecter you would buy it (or wait to get it reduced some how). But I have collected pokemon since the start and just cause some one says they dont like it you may. that has happened many times to me and not just for pokemon stuff. :thumb:
yes
yes
and debends on the person and what you are trying to do with the game. yea the game play isn't as good as the DS but if you are a true collecter you would buy it (or wait to get it reduced some how). But I have collected pokemon since the start and just cause some one says they dont like it you may. that has happened many times to me and not just for pokemon stuff. :thumb:
sleeping darkness
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I already have brawl and Thanks for answering those questions guys
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The Fish King
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The only reason I have Pokemon Battle Revolution is because I won it in the GameStop tournament the was advertizing the game. I wouldn't have spent $50 on it, but I use it a lot to battle online versus random people I've never met. It has greatly improved my strength as a trainer. I would recommend this game to anyone who wants to compete in the Pokemon Video Game Showdown.
ultimatedra
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LOL - so true. TFK and i have been practicing on PBR to get our pokemon teams tuned and trying to come up with counters to the most popular teams, like Rain dance teams and Trick room teams.
Think of PBR as a tool, not a game. it is a great tool to get your team refined and access to items that are rare in the game like earthquake and the Pinch berrys.
CHARIZARD MASTERTRAINER
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Yeah I consider my PBR like a tool because of all the goodies I can get out of it, I don't consider it a great pokemon games that will go down as a classic, but it is very useful!
CMT
P.S. Instead of buying it new, consider getting a used game for 10-15 dollars less
CMT
P.S. Instead of buying it new, consider getting a used game for 10-15 dollars less
Regis_Neo
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The only thing is, especially if you want to try catching anyone good from Japan for double battling, you usually have to be up pretty late (my one friend was saying like 11pm PST+), which is probably a wee bit late for most of you. Personally, I have yet to see any good team from the U.S. on it, so I've never got any good benefit from playing during the day...
The Fish King
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I would have to agree there, but I work a graveyard shift. On my days off I am awake all night and battle against mostly Japanese trainers. I have however found a diamond in the rough every once in a while fighting American and European players on Pokemon Battle Revolutions. One thing I learned by battling against an American is to never underestimate a team that you don't understand. When I found myself facing off against a Smoochum I though I was in for an easy win. It turned out exactly the opposite. Do you have any idea what it feels like to lose to a team with a Smoochum on it?
LegacyEeveeVGC
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Just change your passwrod from WPA to a WEP or get the ethernet cord addapter for the Wii to play online.
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